April 27, 2026 – Greeting a New Colleague – Saludar a un nuevo colega

In this exercise, you will practice greeting a new colleague at work in Spanish. You will learn useful phrases and vocabulary for making a good first impression.


💬 El Diálogo / The Dialogue

Ana: Hola, soy Ana. ÂżTĂș eres el nuevo colega?
→ Hi, I’m Ana. Are you the new colleague?

Carlos: SĂ­, soy Carlos. Mucho gusto, Ana.
→ Yes, I’m Carlos. Nice to meet you, Ana.

Ana: Encantada, Carlos. ÂżDe dĂłnde eres?
→ Nice to meet you, Carlos. Where are you from?

Carlos: Soy de MĂ©xico. ÂżY tĂș?
→ I’m from Mexico. And you?

Ana: Soy de España. ¿Te gusta trabajar aquí?
→ I’m from Spain. Do you like working here?

Carlos: SĂ­, es muy interesante. ÂżTienes algĂșn consejo para mĂ­?
→ Yes, it’s very interesting. Do you have any advice for me?

Ana: SĂ­, siempre pregunta si necesitas ayuda.
→ Yes, always ask if you need help.

Carlos: Gracias, Ana. Eso es muy Ăștil.
→ Thank you, Ana. That’s very helpful.

📚 Vocabulario / Vocabulary

Spanish English Example
nuevo new Él es el nuevo colega.
mucho gusto nice to meet you Mucho gusto, Ana.
encantada nice to meet you (female speaker) Encantada de conocerte.
consejo advice ÂżTienes algĂșn consejo para mĂ­?
Ăștil useful Eso es muy Ăștil.

📝 Grammar Tip: Using ‘ser’ to describe origin

‘Ser’ is used to express origin, like saying where someone is from. Combine ‘ser’ with ‘de’ to indicate origin.

  • Soy de MĂ©xico.
  • Ella es de España.

✏ PrĂĄctica / Practice

Fill in the blanks with the correct word from the vocabulary list.

  1. Ana: Hola, soy Ana. ÂżTĂș eres el ______ colega?
    Answer: nuevo
  2. Carlos: SĂ­, soy Carlos. ______ gusto, Ana.
    Answer: Mucho
  3. Ana: ÂżTienes algĂșn ______ para mĂ­?
    Answer: consejo
  4. Carlos: Gracias, Ana. Eso es muy ______.
    Answer: Ăștil

🌍 Cultural Note

In many Spanish-speaking workplaces, it’s common to greet colleagues with a handshake or a light kiss on the cheek, depending on the formality of the setting.


đŸ‡Ș🇾 Published by your Spanish school | Exercise for Monday, April 27, 2026 | Level: A1/A2

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